Tiger Logistics India shares rise after Q3 FY26 results and 9M FY26 performance

Tiger Logistics (India) Ltd saw strong buying interest on 12 February 2026, after its Q3 and 9M FY26 results. The Tiger Logistics share price on the NSE settled at Rs 37.75, up 14.12% from Rs 33.08. Intraday movement was active, with the stock touching Rs 38.09 during the session.

Trading action was also brisk on the Bombay Stock Exchange. Volumes on the BSE were almost 11.7 times higher than the usual daily activity. The counter ended the day at Rs 37.07 on the BSE, which represented an 11.83% gain compared to the prior close.

Across the session, the Tiger Logistics share price moved within a wide band. The stock opened at Rs 33.91, hit a high of Rs 38.09, and slipped to a low of Rs 32.95. This sharp range reflected active intraday trading. Based on the latest close, the company’s market capitalisation increased to about Rs 391.09 crore.

On the NSE, trading volume crossed 9.65 lakh shares, underlining elevated interest from market participants. The stock has rebounded from its 52-week low of Rs 28.61. However, the Tiger Logistics share price still trades below its 52-week peak of Rs 56.69, despite the recent recovery in the counter.

The sharp move in the Tiger Logistics share price came soon after the Q3 FY26 and nine-month FY26 numbers. For the quarter ended December 2025, net profit stood at Rs 5.94 crore. This reflected a 29.45% decline compared to Rs 8.42 crore reported in the quarter ended December 2024.

Revenue performance also softened on a yearly basis. Tiger Logistics (India) recorded revenue of Rs 139.02 crore in Q3FY26. This was lower by 13.37% compared with revenue of Rs 160.47 crore in Q3FY25. The weaker profit and revenue trends contrasted with the strong trading response in the market.

The key quarterly numbers are summarised below for reference by investors and analysts.

Period	Revenue (Rs crore)	Net Profit (Rs crore)
Q3FY25	160.47	8.42
Q3FY26	139.02	5.94

Tiger Logistics India Limited operates as a global logistics and solutions company, listed on both the BSE and NSE. The business offers freight forwarding by air and ocean, transportation, customs clearance, and defence and project logistics. The company services multiple sectors, such as automotive, renewable energy, precision engineering, yarns and textiles, pharmaceuticals, consumer durables, commodities, building materials, defence and aerospace, and FMCG.

"Founded in the year 2000 in response to a need for a reliable, high-principled player in the Indian logistics scenario and a goal to be a one-stop shop for international logistics, Tiger Logistics works with agents & partners across the board to deliver reliable, efficient, and timely cargo movement around the world. With an asset-light model and one-stop solution for customers for international trades, Tiger Logistics carves tailored solutions for its customers to manage their end-to-end logistics requirements, with cost innovation and personalized service at its core by working as a logistics partner instead of just a vendor," said Tiger Logistics in a statement.

From a longer-term perspective, the Tiger Logistics share price has shown strong appreciation over five years. The stock has delivered a 900% return since its 2021 levels, despite the recent correction phase. Over the last twelve months, however, the share has declined by nearly 43%, highlighting the volatility that investors in this counter continue to face.